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The Laramie Police Department is investigating at least 44 incidents of vandalism that occurred during the night of November 11 into the early morning hours of November 12. During that time period, at least 44 cars had their windows broken out. The vandalisms occurred all over town and included at least three police vehicles. It does not appear at this time as if the police vehicles, which belonged to both Laramie Police officers and Albany County Sheriff’s deputies, were singled out. The total dollar amount of all the vandalisms has not yet been determined although if related and done by the same person or people, this would be a felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
At this time there are no suspects and the investigation is continuing. If you have information about this crime, you could earn a cash reward of up to $1,500.00 by calling CRIMESTOPPERS at 742-CARE. You do not have to give your name and all information is kept strictly confidential. Please call 742-2273 or 721-2526 and help the Laramie Police Department solve this crime. The Laramie Police Department is investigating an accident that occurred on Monday, May 7th, at about 4:50 pm. The crash occurred at the intersection of Pine Street and Gibbon Street. According to the investigation, a female driving a red Geo Tracker was struck in the intersection by a silver or white car which left the scene without stopping. The victim vehicle was flipped in the intersection and the driver sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident. It is believed that the suspect vehicle must have been damaged in the crash. If you have any information on this incident, you could earn a cash reward of up to $1,000.00 by calling CRIMESTOPPERS at 742-2273. Any information provided is treated confidentially and you do not have to give your name. Please help the Laramie Police Department by calling 742-CARE. On Friday, March 16th, the Laramie Police Department responded to two businesses in the 100 block of Grand Avenue that had been burglarized, vandalized and victimized by arson, possibly in an attempt to cover up evidence of the crimes committed or for personal reasons unknown to police at this time. Sometime during the early morning hours, someone broke into both the Palatium Styling Salon and Coal Creek Coffee Roastery, located on Grand Avenue in Laramie, Wyoming. Once inside, the suspect vandalized both businesses, stole computer equipment, and then started small fires in an attempt to destroy one or both businesses. Damage to the businesses was excessive both in vandalism as well as items taken. Among items that can possibly be tracked and identified are two computers. They are both Apple IMAC G5’s with serial numbers, SW87013XWVUX and W447291PNYG5. One or both computers may have been held by the suspects, pawned, sold privately or end up for auction on an Internet site like E-Bay. Other items to watch for that may be identified are a yellow hand truck/cart and a bag of hand tools. At this time, there are no suspects, but it is likely that someone in the downtown area saw or heard something when this crime occurred, knows who did this or can identify certain stolen items, like the computers. If you have information about this crime, you could earn a cash reward of up to $1,000.00. You do not have to give your name and all information is kept strictly confidential. Please help the Laramie Police Department by calling CRIMESTOPPERS today at 742-CARE (742-2274). |
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